Tulip Hotel

I really appreciate the housekeeping staff Mr vishal murmu who did my room clean well and his way of talking is very polite and also like the breakfast and every thing was perfect in these hotels recommend to stay in hotel. Thanks to tulip in

Found staff rude but 1 receptionist weronika who worked week days the only helpful one to for our stay which was a pity because she would have made our stay better than it was ..... + She got us a hot dinner for 4 people from the hotel kitchen which was grand

I really enjoyed staying at this hotel. The room was clean and well appointed. The best part about staying there was the location near my restaurants and shops. I highly recommend the bakery across the street. The staff were extremely friendly and eager to help me with whatever I needed. I would definitely stay at this hotel again.

My GF and I recently stayed at the Tulip Hotel 1 (there are two others) in Da Lat and overall it gave us what we wanted. The hotel is dated and there isn't A/C in the rooms, only a fan. The fan provides enough relief from the heat but cannot be controlled. The rooms are clean and the bed was comfortable, but again, the whole place is showing its age. The staff was friendly, but as reported elsewhere, wanted to hold onto our passports. We said no as they were the property of Canada and we weren't allowed to hand them over. The receptionist eventually gave up and we were allowed to keep our passports. There is no hotel breakfast, but there is a good bakery across the street. Unfortunately, the bakery doesn't sell coffee. ||I can recommend the Tulip if all you want is a clean, safe place to crash after your day of sightseeing, but remember, you get what you pay for.

Room is too dirty. Beds, pillows, blankets are all old, dirty and smelly. The receptionist say that they clean up the room everyday, but I dont think so. When I checked in, there is a dirty spot on the bed (just a small one), but I was too easygoing, I thought that they will change it on the next day, but they did not. That dirty spot still there after 3 nights. Morning on the last day, they put the trolley right in front of our room, just leave a very small space for us to get in and out. I thought that they are cleaning our floor and will move it after done. But i was wrong, that trolley was there from the early morning until 12 (when we check out). They did not move it at all, they just leave that trolley there to chase us to check out, and give us very difficult time when getting in and out of the room. I dont think i will come back this hotel again even the location is pretty good. Not recommended at all.

Me and my two friends stayed here while visiting Da lat for two nights. ||Overall we were very disappointed with this hotel and this is mainly due to the poor attitude of the staff. ||||On arrival we were put in a damp, cold room with cold sheets. After a long journey which we were exhausted from, we asked could we be moved to a better room. We were met with sniggers from the front desk staff and asked to pay an extra 100000 dong, when the room was so poor I feel like asking to be moved and then asking to pay extra is most definitely cheeky from the hotels point of view. ||||When we moved we were not offered help with our bags, and when we got to the new room there was no toilet roll. Had we had not been so exhausted and drained from our journey we most definitely would of changed hotels the second night, however it was convenient to stay in the one place for two nights. ||||The main issue with this hotel is the unhelpful attitude of the staff. We have travelled Vietnam for two weeks and this is the first encounter we have met with rude staff. We have been most impressed with the kindness and hospitality of the Vietnamese people however were sorely disappointed with the staff in this hotel. ||||My advice; if you want to experience the true kindness and generosity of the Vietnamese people do not stay in this hotel and spend your money elsewhere; where the staff are invested in you.

We‘ve booked the Tulip Hotel Da Lat because of its central location next to the night market and because of the large balcony. |Both of it was as expected and the double room is relatively large and clean. ||The hotel currently offers no breakfast but there is a nice bakery on the opposite side of the street. ||So my rating could be a 4* rating … but:||During checking, the receptionist took our passports because she had to fill some forms (ok). We were told, that we could retrieve them one hour later. ||After one hour we were told that they would return only one passport, and that they know, how important passports are for us. No other comments given. ||Next day, next try: another receptionist told us, that this is „company policy“ (although the room was fully paid upfront - and they had my credit card data)! They would return the passport after checkout. ||Dear management, if you read this: it is totally unacceptable! I had never taken my passport from me on any hotel I have stayed, anywhere! |Have you ever been in a foreign country without any means to identify yourself? I guess, not. ||If I had known that „policy“ before, I would have booked another hotel

We really enjoyed our experience at this hotel. Very clean and very friendly, although we did find a ton of hair on the floor of the bathroom. The bed and pillow were rock hard, but I think this is normal here. It was a surprisingly large room, with a separate seating area. Not that I can understand Vietnamese, but the TV didn't work. No signal.